Vice Chancellor’s Message
I am pleased to welcome you to St John’s University of Tanzania (SJUT) located in Dodoma, the capital city of Tanzania. Our university is a Christian oriented university owned by the Anglican Church of Tanzania (ACT). The university does not discriminate on the basis of religion, race, gender identity or any other divisive characteristics.

The St John’s University of Tanzania is an appropriate choice for you to undergo training and fulfill your future expectations as it offers a wide range of academic programmes as shown on our website. We offer a holistic education for your intellectual, social and spiritual growth.

Our motto is: TO LEARN TO SERVE. We welcome you to study at St John’s University of Tanzania.

Chancellor 13 Photos	Installation Service of the New Chancellor, Dr. Dickson D. Chilongani, Held at Chief Mazengo Campus – Dodoma St John’s University of Tanzania officially welcomed its new Chancellor, Dr. Dickson D. Chilongani, during a solemn installation service held on May 20, 2025, at the Chief Mazengo Campus in Dodoma. The event was graced by the Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Tanzania, The Most Rev. Dr. Maimbo Mndolwa, alongside senior church leaders, university officials, and invited guests. A brief congratulatory reception followed the service to celebrate Dr. Chilongani’s appointment.
Chancellor-Farewell 27 Photos	On May 15, 2025, St John’s University of Tanzania made history by bidding farewell to its founding Chancellor, Retired Archbishop Donald Leo Mtetemela. The memorable occasion began with a heartfelt thanksgiving service, followed by a celebratory reception held at the Bishop Alfred Stanway Hall. The University community remains deeply grateful for his visionary leadership and foundational role in establishing SJUT. We wish him abundant blessings in his retirement.
Sports-Games 30 Photos	St John’s University of Tanzania emerged champions in the 2025 TUSA Championship held in Morogoro, winning both Netball and Football. Trophies presented to the Vice Chancellor and DVCPFA. The championship featured a total of six universities from across Tanzania, and our students made us proud by claiming victory in key sports disciplines

We are thrilled to announce that the Mnyampala Journal is now available on the African Journals Online (AJOL) platform. This is exciting news as it signifies an increase in Swahili publications on AJOL, which is part of the Scientific Citation Index (SCI). This means that our journal has now achieved international recognition and can be accessed by researchers and scholars from around the world.  We take this opportunity to invite Swahili experts from around the world to submit their scholarly articles for publication.